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Sat, May 09, 2015 by NYTimes

Across

  1. 1. Effect of tightening an extra-tight belt, maybe
  2. 10. Grilled dish
  3. 15. Chance of getting heads on two consecutive coin flips
  4. 16. First name among 1991 divorcées
  5. 17. "Whatever"
  6. 18. Vacationing, say
  7. 19. You might live by one
  8. 20. Tool for Capt. Jack Sparrow
  9. 22. Put up with put-downs
  10. 25. Surgeon's closing line?
  11. 26. Shakes
  12. 27. Division of geology
  13. 29. Undergo change
  14. 31. Do halfheartedly
  15. 33. Photoshop range
  16. 34. Ottoman commander
  17. 37. Common cry from a younger sibling
  18. 39. S-shaped line
  19. 40. Trial and error, e.g.
  20. 42. Champion of 11-Down
  21. 44. Dish providers
  22. 46. First human character on "Sesame Street"
  23. 47. Considerably
  24. 50. It burned and crashed in 1979
  25. 52. Marine mollusk named for its earlike tentacles
  26. 54. 17-24, for Miss America
  27. 56. Reagan nickname
  28. 57. San Rafael is its seat
  29. 58. Long-running show about a Time Lord
  30. 61. It was boosted by Titan
  31. 62. Opposite of bore
  32. 63. Main antagonist in Disney's "Hercules"
  33. 64. Monopoly property

Down

  1. 1. Like some castles and zoo exhibits
  2. 2. Disposition?
  3. 3. Diversionary tactics
  4. 4. Tootled, in a way
  5. 5. Bit of product personalization
  6. 6. Org. for Cardinals and Saints
  7. 7. ___ turn (perfectly)
  8. 8. Partnership indicator
  9. 9. Sets up, informally
  10. 10. Royal who toured the U.S. in the late 1970s
  11. 11. Change of life
  12. 12. Weapon for the Caped Crusader
  13. 13. Flavorer for an espresso shot
  14. 14. Blacks out
  15. 21. Indication of a pleased palate
  16. 23. Staples staple
  17. 24. Flirted (with)
  18. 28. Port whose name means "Christmas"
  19. 30. Legal suffix
  20. 31. Female fashion faux pas
  21. 32. Hula hoop, for one
  22. 34. Even a single
  23. 35. Flips
  24. 36. Refused to yield, with "down"
  25. 38. Boo-boo
  26. 41. Home of California's National Steinbeck Center
  27. 43. Rosenfeld who wrote the best seller "Live Now, Age Later"
  28. 45. McCloud of 1970s TV's "McCloud"
  29. 47. Rulings from muftis
  30. 48. Griffin who's the only two-time Heisman winner
  31. 49. Sharpen anew
  32. 51. John's accompanier
  33. 53. Hamstrings or kneecaps
  34. 54. Asian au pair
  35. 55. Mood
  36. 59. FedEx unit: Abbr.
  37. 60. The U.S. Treasury is on its back

This puzzle was published on Saturday, May 09, 2015 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

— NYTimes

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